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Publié : **jeu. févr. 01, 2018 4:16 am**

Hello, BP

The variable "d" is stored correctly using InputStr. Is possible that inputForm specifies the type of object to receive?
Thanks

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test_inputs():={
	
	local a; 
	local b; 
	local c; 
	local d; 
	
	print(); 
	
	input( "integer", a ); 
	input( "real", b ); 
	input( "boolean", c ); 
	InputStr( "string", d );
	
	print( a ); 
	print( b ); 
	print( c ); 
	print( d ); 
	
	inputform( "integer", a, "real", b, "boolean", c, "string",d  ); 
	
	print( a+" "+b+" "+c+" "+d );  
}:;

inputForm does not decode the variable d

Publié : **jeu. févr. 01, 2018 12:43 pm**

I don't see what's wrong. Inside the inputform you must of course surround the string d with ", because otherwise it is parsed (and this will error if the field is not a valid commandline).

Publié : **jeu. févr. 01, 2018 12:51 pm**

ok, but to avoid writing the quotes, (idea) you can add an optional extra parameter that determines the type of object

inputform( "integer", a, "real", b, "boolean", c, "string",d );

=>

inputform( "integer", a, "real", b, "boolean", c, "string", [ d DOM_STRING ] );

Publié : **jeu. févr. 01, 2018 1:03 pm**

I don't want to do things like that, because I think that interactive inputs should be avoided as soon as possible, one should teach functions and arguments as soon as possible instead.

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